St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-13
CONSPIRACY CHARGED.
George Bowers Suit to Keep His
Property From His Near Rela.

George Bowers Suit to Keep His
Property From His Near Rela-
tives---Notes.
The last pleadings filed in the office
of clerk of the district court yesterday
were the complaint and other papers in
the case of George f. Bowers against
his mother, Josephine Bowers, his
brother, John S. Bowers and one Henry
Hechlman. Plaintiff claims that his
mother and brother have for some time
been conSpiring to get his property
away from him. He SAYS his mother
drew the insurance upon his burnt
dwelling, amounting to 81 900, of which
she was only entitled to athird interest;
that she also got from him notes amount
ing to $500; that she and his brother so
managed things as to prevent him pay
ing mortgage of 81, 720 on a j. i. Case
company threshing machine which they
bid i'll, he says, under another name,
and that between 1884 and this year,
while he had his farm rented for $500
per annum and had given his mother an
order to collect the rent, she and his
brother continued to assure him that the
payments on the mortgage upon his
farm were being duly made, although
not cent was paid, and finally the
mortgage was foreclOSed and the prop
erty bid in by defendant, Hechtman, for
Sl,979.S1. He charges his mother and
brother with covering up their con
spiracy under the name of William NJ.
Nye, and says that Hechtman bid in the
property for them. The land, he. says,
is worth about $4,000. He asks the
which is in section 81, township so,
range %, and to declare that the de
PENDANTS have no claim upon it.
COURT NOTES.
Fred Stoltz has lost his suit-for $3.50 DAM
ages against the Manitoba Railway company
for burning up his field of oats Gas he.alleged,
charging negligence in letting sparks f1yl
last year Judge Wilkin finds that the special
finding OF fact by the jury was inconsistent
with its general verdict. Accordingly he
gives judgment in favor of defendant.
Mortgage foreclosure proceedings have
been commenced by the Minnesota Savings L.
Loan society against Harvey E. Arveson, on
of blocks % and 26, of Arlington Hills addi-
ton. This same case is also an action against
the claims of Charles A. B. Weide, the Z. H.
Kelly Mercantile company and A. K. Stone
Judge Wilkin has granted new trial in
the damage suit of John n. Love-. a merchant
of Cokato Rice county, against B. l. Bray
ton, commission merchant of this city.
Love alleges that BraytOn induced him to buy
up farmers produce and ship 1t to him at
losing prices.
Christina Anderson wants divorce from
Peter Anderson on the ground that he is
convict in the state penitentiary. She is
forty-two years, he fifty-six, and they have
four children. --- ------
Judge Brill has granted q new trial in the
real estate case of Daniel Tracy against Sam
uel ID. Lord and the heirs of Ira Bidwell,
over lots 6, z, s, 8 and 10, block 80, West ST.
Paul proper.
A divorce has been granted by Judge
Slmons to Emma Rebel from her husband,
Joseph, on the ground of habitual drunken
ness and cruel and inhuman treatment She
gets the custody of the three children
Sprague, Warner & Co. have commenced
attachment proceedings against Austrian &
Co. (Hannah Austrian), to collect debt of
S3,0S7.06 on goods sold and delivered.
Little & Hoyt sue George K. Kent, and
Humphrey Barton, Kent's attorney, for
1925 for unlawful execution of a judgment
which had previously been satisfied
The judgment of S3,O53O2 secured by
Kate A. Thompson from Peter B. Christian
has been transcribed from Hennepin county
to Ramsey county.
Suit to collect S337.5O on a promissory
note has been commenced by j. D. Morris
against E. NJ. Mcdonald and Samuel Wisnom.
The motion of defendant for a new trial
in the case of William A. Dana ct al VS.. Il. G.
Twohy was denied by Judge Brill.
The st. Paul Trust company has accepted
the receivership of the North Star Mutual
Insurance company.
Grommes g. Ullrich sue A. R. Capehart for
81, 256.13 for goods sold to him.